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Poslední úprava: MUDr. Martin Matějů, Ph.D. (27.09.2023)
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Poslední úprava: MUDr. Martin Matějů, Ph.D. (22.09.2020)
Lessons will start on Monday at 9 a.m. at Všeobecná fakultní nemocnice v Praze (VFN) - Fakultní Poliklinika, Karlovo náměstí 32, Praha 2 - lecture hall in bulding A, gound floor, central part - on righthand side, door no.: P.21 where students will be provided with futher information about the schedule, gainning of the credit and the exam. Detailed time table contating lesson´s topics, meeting points and instructions how to get to other departments is available at: https://1url.cz/ZMD1F / please notice also the "webs and adresses" sheet/. Places and meeting times for visiting other departments (for more details please see the shared doc. above): - lessons assigned to VFN - apart of the first meeting, start at 8 a.m. Monday and Friday also at Fakultní Poliklinika, Karlovo náměstí 32, Praha 2 - lecture hall in bulding A, gound floor, central part - on righthand side, door no.: P.21 and on Thursday (study group performing the Grand Round) - seminary chamber at Oncology Ward (beside Oncology secretariat), building A6, 1. floor - please use stairway on the lefthand side of the hallway (beside Oncology secretariat) - lessons assigned to Ústav radiační onkologie (ÚRO) Nemocnice Na Bulovce, Na Truhlářce 100,Praha 8 - students will gather at 9 a.m. in building B, 1. floor - conference corner at estibul, to be pick-up by the lecturer - lessons assigned to Onkologická klinika Ústřední vojenská nemocnice (ÚVN), U Vojenské nemocnice 1200, Praha 6 - students should meet at 8:30 a.m., building A1 - middle, 1. floor, Oncology department - lessons assigned to Onkologická klinika Thomayerovy nemocnice (TN), Vídeňská 800, Praha 4 - students should meet at 9 a.m. at building A, gropund floor, seminary chamber of Oncology clinic - lessons assigned to Nemocnici Na Pleši: students will be fully informed on first day of the course
* Students will gain credit when fullfilling attendance sheet and passing the exam. * Exam "pre-dates" ( maily in 2 weeks following the course) will be given on last Friday in total count equal to number of studets (with Erasmus) gaining the credit. If a student miss this "pre-date" it is not possible to sign up to "pre-dates" of other study groups and the exam must be taken in regular exam date at the end of semester. Head od education at Oncology Clinic: MUDr. Martin Matějů, PhD.; contact: matejum@post.cz |
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Poslední úprava: MUDr. Martin Matějů, Ph.D. (26.06.2019)
Questions for final exam:
a/ Principles of oncology:
1. Primary and secondary prevention, screening in oncology - definition, theory of successful screening, screening in the clinical practice 2. Tumour epidemiology - descriptive and analytical epidemiology, regional differences in cancer incidence and mortality, epidemiological studies, hereditary cancer syndromes 3. Biology of cancer growth - overview of carcinogenesis, radiation, chemical and viral carcinogenesis, cell cycle and its dysregulation in cancer, biology of metastasis. 4. Molecular biology in oncology - oncogenes, tumour-suppressor genes, oncoproteins, gene therapy 5. Medical history and physical examination in oncology - specific aspects, symptoms and signs of malignancies, hereditary cancer syndromes 6. Diagnostic imaging in oncology - X-ray, ultrasound, computer tomography, magnetic resonance 7. Nuclear medicine in oncology - scintigraphy, SPECT, PET 8. Tumour verification - histopathology, cytology, biopsy 9. Haematological and biochemical analysis in oncology - whole blood count, biochemistry, serum tumour markers, functional tests 10. Staging - principles of staging, TNM system 11. General principles of cancer treatment - therapeutic intent, survival, curative and palliative approaches, symptom management in advanced cancer 12. Principles of surgical treatment in oncology - therapeutic intent, surgery as part of multimodal therapy, curative and palliative procedures, cytoreductive surgery 13. Principles of radiotherapy - basic overview of radiobiology, sources of radiation, delivery of therapeutic radiation, radiotherapy planning, adverse effect 14. Principles of chemotherapy - basic overview of chemotherapy, curative and palliative chemotherapy, adjuvant chemotherapy, dose intensity, types of chemotherapy drugs 15. Adverse effects of chemotherapy - local and systemic adverse effects, organ toxicity, febrile neutropenia, nausea and vomiting, late effects, treatment of adverse effects 16. Hormonal therapy - hormonally dependent cancers, prediction of hormonal dependence, hormonal receptors, hormonal therapy in clinical use, types of hormonal therapy 17. Targeted cancer therapy - molecular targets, adverse effects, combinations with chemotherapy, current role in cancer treatment 18. Immunotherapy - molecular targets, adverse effects, current role in cancer treatment 19. Supportive treatment - supportive treatment in oncologic surgery, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy, febrile neutropenia, leukocyte growth factors, vomiting, psychotherapy in oncology 20. Pain in patients with cancer - acute and chronic pain, pharmacotherapy of pain, pain surgery 21. Tumour response assessment - staging, restaging, follow-up, RECIST criteria 22. Performance status, quality of life - nutrition, cachexia, systemic signs and symptoms of malignancy 23. Terminal care - symptom management in advanced cancer, social care, hospice care, role of family members 24. Rehabilitation in oncology - physical, social, and psychological rehabilitation 25. Psychooncology - communicating the diagnosis of cancer, short-term and long-term psychological consequences of cancer 26. Follow-up of cancer patients - overview and purpose of follow-up care, relapse, minimal residual disease, evaluation of treatment results 27. Oncologic emergencies - febrile neutropenia, bleeding, obstruction syndromes, thromboembolic complications, effusions, electrolyte disorders spinal compression, intracranial hypertension, hypercalcemia b/ Practice of oncology - answer structure a)epidemiology and risk factors, b) signs and symptoms, c) diagnosis and clinical staging , d) treatment overview: 1. Head and neck cancers 2. Thyroid cancer 3. Malignant tumours of unknown origin 4. Malignancies of the mediastinum 5. Malignancies of the lung and pleura 6. Oesophageal cancer, gastric cancer, gastroesophageal junction cancer 7. Colorectal cancer 8. Primary liver cancer and cancer metastatic to the liver 9. Urinary bladder cancer 10. Renal cancer and upper urinary tract cancers 11. Pancreatic cancer, biliary cancer 12. Prostate cancer 13. Testicular tumours 14. Ovarian cancer and trophoblastic malignancies 15. Cancers of the uterine cervix and body 16. Childhood malignancies 17. Endocrine malignancies (except thyroid cancer) 18. Breast cancer 19. Melanoma, basalioma and cutaneous squamous cell cancer 20. Soft tissue and bone sarcomas 21. Acute and chronic leukaemias, haematopoietic stem cell transplantation 22. Hodgkin and non-Hodgkin lymphomas 23. Central nervous system malignancies (primary tumours and metastases) |